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  • Best place o learn HTML and CSS for a jack of all trades
    E enginestar

    I know HTML... have been using for many years. I know CSS... well kind of. Never bothered learning. I've been jack of all trades for too long. I want to get into Javascript and React... But wanted to brush up on HTML and CSS and fill in gaps missing. CSS - I want to know about layouts + how to make flexible for different displays. What would be amazing for me is to see loooads of samples of layouts - starting from simple going to super complex and showing off CSS3 - but all in increments. Just looking for some pointers. Thanks.

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  • Newbie: how do I analyse DOM Objects?
    E enginestar

    i think it's just me. :) i freaked out after spending hours trying to find where i had gone wrong. so was looking for a way to find all items on a page and then i could dig down and get the exact text i would need to put in for accessing. thanks for all ur replies.

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  • Newbie: how do I analyse DOM Objects?
    E enginestar

    Richard, thanks for the reply. I was stuck on a problem. I couldn't see what I was doing wrong. I had an ID and in my Javascript I had:

    const CIRCLE = document.querySelector('circle');

    I'd spent sooo much time trying to figure out what I had done wrong. So... in the end I thought there must be a way to find all objects/elements on a page? I had tried

    document.querySelectorAll

    but wasn't sure where to type this (complete newbie... learning JS). I found the error: I was missing a # But... I still have my question... how could I drill down and find a specific object that I was having trouble getting the exact details of? Hope that makes sense.

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  • Newbie: how do I analyse DOM Objects?
    E enginestar

    I'm learning Javascript. I'm following some example code on a video. I've got stuck trying to change some existing code. The first step I thought would be to identify the object I'm dealing with. What's the best way of doing this? I've tried console.dir(document) - but that bring back *everything*. I know I can drill down further... but I thought I'd ask here before trying anything else. Thanks.

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